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From The Telegraph
[post_ads]When Sinatra sang: "If you can make it here, you can make it anywhere,” about this city of eight million inhabitants, he wasn't kidding. People don't come to New York City to relax. Instead, they gravitate to Gotham to be the best of the best in their professions. And for visitors, that means everyone – from chefs to performers to bartenders to artists – are at the top of their game, making this bustling Metropolis truly one of the world's greatest playgrounds. Manhattan may still be the core of the Big Apple, but the boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens have been grabbing some attention of late with great dining, shopping and nightlife scenes of their own.
New York is a year-round destination with four distinct seasons. Winter can be magical, with thick snowfalls followed by cloudless skies, but also unpredictable: one winter might regularly blanket the city in snow and the next year there will be only one giant storm. Summer is the most consistent, as the air turns sticky and humid but the warm weather brings out the fun. Spring and autumn are the optimum times to visit, highlighted by clear blue skies and a crispness to the air. October visitors will be treated to trees turning to golden red for the autumn.
When to go to New York
[post_ads_2]New York is a year-round destination with four distinct seasons. Winter can be magical, with thick snowfalls followed by cloudless skies, but also unpredictable: one winter might regularly blanket the city in snow and the next year there will be only one giant storm. Summer is the most consistent, as the air turns sticky and humid but the warm weather brings out the fun. Spring and autumn are the optimum times to visit, highlighted by clear blue skies and a crispness to the air. October visitors will be treated to trees turning to golden red for the autumn.
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